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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Apr 25.
Published in final edited form as: Cytotherapy. 2015 Mar 12;17(6):803–815. doi: 10.1016/j.jcyt.2015.02.006

Table V.

Proliferation of mononuclear cells in response to stimulation by mitomycin-treated DUOC-01 cell products in mixed lymphocyte cultures.

Cord No. Responder
Fold increase
[A] Autologous CB MNCs [B] Random matched PB MNCs [C] 4/6 HLA-matched CB MNCs B/A C/A B/C
9442386 17,181 ± 1414 169,725 ± 21,668   9.9
6230351 4400 ± 407 230,930 ± 28,592 52.5
10600790 280 ± 40 6426 ± 3426 23
9491682 1968 ± 796 40,302 ± 790 2004 20.5 1 20.1
8499116 1189 ± 238 25,053 ± 1615 2551 21.1 2.1   9.8

Cord No. unit shows the CBU unit used to manufacture each batch of DUOC-01. In all experiments shown, stimulator cells were mitomycin-treated DUOC-01. In autologous combinations (column A), DUOC-01 and responding CB MNC were derived from the same cord. In random-match PB MNC combinations (column B), MNCs were prepared from randomly selected normal PB donors. In 4/6 HLA-matched CB-MNC combinations (column C), DUOC-01 and CB MNC responders were made from CBUs that were matched for both HLA-B alleles and both HLA-DR alleles but mismatched at both HLA-A alleles. Values are mean ± SD counts per minute of titrated thymidine incorporation. In last 3 columns, values are fold increase in proliferation for donor/responder combinations indicated.